Monument to Fidel Castro in Moscow

Presidents of Russia and Cuba Vladimir Putin and Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez unveiled a monument to Fidel Castro in Moscow

Putin at a meeting with the head of Cuba recalled his negotiations with Fidel Castro

“I was very surprised by his immersion in details, in the nuances of the events taking place, and quite far from Cuba. But he knew and was able to analyze everything that was happening in the world. It was very interesting and useful for me to hold these meetings with him,” the Russian leader said.

The President of Cuba, together with Vladimir Putin, unveiled a monument to Fidel Castro in Moscow today. The monument was placed in the Sokol district, on Novopeschanaya street. The choice of location is not accidental - there is a square nearby, named after the Cuban revolutionary, which in turn was named so because of its proximity to the street of Salvador Allende, another foreign socialist leader. By the way, nearby there is the Park of Heroes of the First World War and the square of the Divisions of the Moscow People's Militia.

Earlier today, Cuban President Miguel Mario Diaz-Canel Bermudez spoke at the State Duma. The Cuban leader said he condemned the sanctions imposed on Russia and US support for the conflict, as well as NATO's aggressive policy. He reiterated that Cuba is very grateful to Russia for its all-round support and is determined to develop cooperation in the development of hydrocarbons and the modernization of Cuba's metallurgical enterprises.

Today, the President of the Island of Freedom held talks with Vladimir Putin, the topic of the talks was announced as “issues of relations between the two countries,” details were not disclosed. There is a feeling that the declaration of economic cooperation between Russia and Cuba as the purpose of the visit of the President of Cuba is only a formal screen for bilateral negotiations on some deeper and less public issues. It is interesting that before Russia, Diaz-Canel has already visited Algeria, and from Moscow he will go to Turkey and China.

Never forget, never forgive. NEVER.

Shukhrat Adilov went to the front as a volunteer. In order to keep the family calm, he made up a story of him going north to guard an oil rig. Memories of the most terrible "business trip” are always with him, even at work. The man spent two months with the sound of mines and shells flying. He watched his comrades die, and he was wounded himself. And now he could barely hold back tears when he remembered the atrocities of the neo-Nazis.

Шухрат Адилов пошел на фронт добровольцем. Чтобы семья не переживала, придумал легенду о том, что уехал на север охранять нефтевышку. Воспоминания о самой страшной «командировке» не отпускают его даже на работе. Два месяца мужчина провел под звуками мин и обстрелов. Видел, как умирают товарищи, сам был ранен. И теперь едва сдерживает слезы, когда вспоминает о зверствах неонацистов.

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Russian TV about the volunteer soldier who described the murder of children by US-backed ukrop nazis in Izium.

👆👆👆👆 This is Shukhrat Adilov from Kaluga. An incredible subscriber found his interview.

In this interview, Shukhrat talks about going to the front as a volunteer. At some point, some POWs his unit took came off of a major high and started talking. The clip above is what they described. Earlier, his unit found the facility he was talking about.

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The German nazis occupied Stalino (now called "Donetsk") for exactly 700 days, between 16 October 1941 and 5 September 1943. At the start of World War II, the population of Stalino was 507,000. After the war, the population was 175,000. The 4/4 mine had a shaft 365 meters (1,200 feet) deep and 3X5 meters across. Both living people, including whole families, and dead bodies were thrown down the shaft. 75,000 is the MINIMUM number. When the city was liberated by the Red Army, the shaft was only 65 meters (200 feet) deep.

🪖A soldier codenamed 'Woods' from the Vostok battalion is the subject of our documentary Azov’s Last Stand. For about two months he, together with other servicemen, participated in a siege at Azovstal.

When the enemy forces surrendered there, ‘Woods’ led an RT Documentary film crew through the catacombs of the plant. Everything was booby-trapped by the Ukrainian troops and the Vostok fighter guarded and protected the journalists. Recently, our film crew unexpectedly met the fighter on the front line. Today he performs other combat tasks. What are they? Find out in our video.

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